Lucid dreaming: Rise of a nocturnal hobby
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#2I occasionally have lucid dreams without trying to do so. They're almost always a lot of fun, basically the best sandbox game you can think of.
I've been pondering trying to trigger them, but I've been a bit spooked by suggestions that I'd have to try to learn tp distinguish dreams from reality.
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#3There is subreddit for it: http://www.reddit.com/r/luciddreaming
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#4I wrote a blog post about my own lucid dreaming experiences a little while back[1].
People may also be interested in r/luciddreaming over on Reddit[2].
1. http://blog.binarybalance.com.au/2011/02/26/lucid-dreaming
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#5I had lucid dreams fairly regularly during my teen years (I suspect due to some strangeness caused by sleep apnea). These days it's treated and I don't have these anymore. Though, for anyone interested I think it's totally worth trying to trigger it. It's an interesting experience.
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#6I occasionally have lucid dreams without trying to do so. They're almost always a lot of fun, basically the best sandbox game you can think of. I've been pondering trying to trigger them, but I've been a bit spooked by suggestions that I'd have to try to learn tp distinguish dreams from reality.
That's a lie. It's not Inception.
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#7The first I heard of lucid dreaming was this introduction to it in Steve Pavlina's podcast. Highly recommended for anyone with a passing interest:
http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/2006/01/stevepavlinacom-pod...
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#9I occasionally have lucid dreams without trying to do so. They're almost always a lot of fun, basically the best sandbox game you can think of. I've been pondering trying to trigger them, but I've been a bit spooked by suggestions that I'd have to try to learn tp distinguish dreams from reality.
That's a lie. It's not Inception.
I think parent is referring to: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Lucid_Dreaming/Induction_Techn...
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#10I had lucid dreams fairly regularly during my teen years (I suspect due to some strangeness caused by sleep apnea). These days it's treated and I don't have these anymore. Though, for anyone interested I think it's totally worth trying to trigger it. It's an interesting experience.
after having such dream, did you stay awake less/more refreshed? any difference in your (real) life?